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Updated as per Pinhey's Emperor Moths of South and South-Central Africa, 1972, May 10, 2006 Updated as per personal communication with Rolf Oberprieler for Zimbabwe, South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Malawi, 2005 Updated as per Bouyer's Catalogue of African Saturniidae, 1999, May 10, 2006, January 19, 2007 Updated as per Cooper & Cooper's The Emperor Moths of KwaZulu-Natal, May 10, 2006 Updated as per Natural History Museum website, May 10, 2006 Updated as per personal communication with Thierry Bouyer for Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, DRC and Gabon, 2006 Updated as per New African Saturniidae of Bioko..., Thierry Bouyer 2004, Entomologia Africana 9 (2) 43-48; January 2008 Updated as per personal communication with Thierry Bouyer and Adam Cotton (status of affinis); January 2010 Updated as per Wiki Species, December 28, 2013 |
The Nudaurelia are members of the Bunaeini tribe of Subfamily Saturniinae, Family Saturniidae. These moths fly in Africa and surrounding islands. Moths have also sometimes been classified as Gonimbrasia, Imbrasia, Acanthocampa and Angelica. The prefered genus is listed after "namer".
The larvae of many species serve as a valuable food source in many African countries.
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